Behavioral Health Services - Community Care Behavioral Health

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You Also Have the Right... (continued)
P. To tell us if you are unhappy about any decision made by us or
one of our providers. You have the right to a fair process that is
easy to follow.
Q. To know about the qualifications of Community Care providers and staff.
R. To receive information about options to your treatment. You have the
right to receive this information in a way that is easy to understand.
S. To play a part in the decisions about your care. You also have the
right to refuse treatment.
T. To not be restrained (tied down or locked in) or left alone as a
way for someone giving you treatment to bully you, or punish you,
or as a way for that person to take a break.
U. To ask for a copy of your medical record. You have the right to correct
information inside your record.
V. To know your rights and not be treated differently because you do.
W. To a second opinion about your treatment or care.
X. To ask and learn more about "Advance Directives."
Your Member Responsibilities
It is important for you to:
A. Give Community Care and your provider the information needed
to provide your care.
B. Tell your provider everything you know about your physical and
mental health. Also, tell this person what medicines you are taking,
including over-the-counter (store bought) medicine(s).
C. Tell your family doctor or PCP (primary care physician) about any
behavioral health treatment that you are receiving.
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